1.4.2007
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New Directive 77/388/EEC on system of value added tax
Council Directive 77/388/EEC of 17 May 1977 on the harmonisation of the laws ofthe Member States relating to turnover taxes — Common system of value added taxand uniform basis of assessment has been significantly and repeatedly amended.Therefore there was need for an updated and integrated Directive governing thesystem of added valued tax. The new Council Directive 2006/112/EC on the commonsystem of value added tax summarizes the whole system and stipulates the rulesto be generally applied. The Directive also contains a list of Directives thatare repealed by this Directive. This Directive entered into force on 1 January2007 and must be implemented by Member States by 1 January 2008.
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16.10.2025
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KŠB becomes the first major independent law firm on the Czech market to implement the Legora AI platform into its practice, symbolically connecting Czech law with global AI innovation
KŠB continues its tradition of being a pioneer of innovation in the field of legal services. As the first major independent law firm on the Czech market, KŠB has started to utilize Legora, an efficient AI assistant developed specifically for legal professionals, a step which will further strengthen our long-term vision – to combine first class legal expertise with modern technologies, thereby allowing us to deliver top-quality legal services to clients even more efficiently.
13.10.2025
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Contract Competition 2025
KŠB ve spolupráci s největší nezávislou asociací studentů práv na světě ELSA vyhlašuje již 14. ročník soutěže CONTRACT COMPETITION. Soutěž studentům práv nabízí jedinečný pohled do světa transakčního práva pod vedením advokátů přední české advokátní kanceláře.
12.10.2025
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Financial services
KŠB assisted the J&T Group with the approval of a base prospectus for a CZK 3 billion bond programme
The KŠB team (Martin Krejčí, Vlastimil Pihera, Josef Kříž) provided legal advice to the J&T Group in connection with the approval of the base prospectus for its bond programme. This marks a continuation of KŠB’s long-term advisory role in the group’s financing activities.
